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Oct 16, 2026
Panel: Decoding Beijing's reform to turn complaints into change
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Dou HongyuHOST
So how can a government response system keep pace with such problems that, um, existing laws, regulations can not fully cover?
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39:04Mario CavoloGUEST
In, in fact, I recently saw a tweet by Harvard Professor Mitch Kressnick, who pointed out that, you know, China time is one year, global time is three years, right? And, and that's the truth.
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39:15Mario CavoloGUEST
And I've been here, Einar here for I think he said 22 years, myself 25 years, and this is what we see.
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39:27Mario CavoloGUEST
And guess what? That creates a lot of challenges, uh, in terms of, as you said, response to new situations that are being created and developing.
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Dou HongyuHOST
Um, then moving on to Mario, do you share with Einar's opinions? What do you think is the difference between China's approach to democracy and to public participation compared with that of the West?